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doctoral studentship maximum 4 years full-time. Application process Submit your application and supporting documents through the Varbi recruitment system. Use the button in the top right corner and follow
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below). Your workplace The position is placed in the Structural Bioinformatics Group at the Bioinformatics Division , IFM (Department of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology ) at Linköping University
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, statistical, or computing science elements, such as courses in computing science, mathematics, and mathematical statistics, as well as relevant courses in biology, ecology, physics, and chemistry. Applicants
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on a doctoral studentship maximum 4 years full-time. Application process Submit your application and supporting documents through the Varbi recruitment system. Use the button in the top right corner and
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of the PhD project is to develop computational approaches to identify small molecule and peptide ligands that target therapeutically relevant receptors, with the vision to accelerate the drug discovery process
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on microbiome data from different terrestrial environments, and evaluate how to combine this information with soil chemical/physical and climatic data to predict the degree of a soil’s capacity as a source or a
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must hold an M.Sc. degree in a relevant field, such as data science, bioinformatics, mathematical statistics, mathematics, computer science, physics or molecular biology (obtained latest October 1, 2024
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of life and includes physical impairment, cognitive impairment, and fatigue. This PhD project aims to address key research questions to unravel the complexities of genotype-phenotype relationships and the
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reconstruct the nitrogen (N) cycle based on microbiome data from different terrestrial environments, and evaluate how to combine this information with soil chemical/physical and climatic data to predict
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, and we train them on extensive high-throughput datasets including metabolomics, proteomics, and transcriptomics. By aligning the model predictions with physical interactions between biomolecules, our